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I just signed up for twitter. This was my experience: 1. Horrible unicode-failure on importing contacts from gmail. Yes all those fancy non-ASCII characters ar
by trezor 18y ago
I just signed up for twitter. This was my experience:
1. Horrible unicode-failure on importing contacts from gmail. Yes all those fancy non-ASCII characters are actually being used around the world, even for names.
2. Only person I "know" on twitter is Zach Parson from Something Awful, and that was from an automated email.
3. I try to import contacts from my real email, my google hosted mailing account, which afaik uses the exact same API and URLs, apart from the email not ending in @gmail.com. Not stopped on input validation, but something breaks horribly on the server backend.
4. Trying to find other ways to look up people and groups, I find nada. It's either from my email account, a direct url or nothing.
So I have one "contact" on a broken service which provides me no viable means to find any more. I realize this is very much depending on location, who you know and blah blah, but I don't see this killing SMS any time soon.
The idea is good, but the implementation is simply too broken, too lacking or both.